Apparently Vettel is the new Senna :|

**aroutis** · 22nd November 2010, 10:37

Senna was Senna, Gilles was Gilles, Schumacher is Schumacher and so on.

Perhaps Vettel can be his own man?

**F2007** · 22nd November 2010, 11:13

Atleast he tries to overtake.

**maroon** · 22nd November 2010, 11:27

Originally Posted by F2007

Atleast he tries to overtake.

And we all no what happens when he does

**Agron** · 22nd November 2010, 13:27

Originally Posted by F2007

Atleast he tries to overtake.

That's a pretty unfair comment, considering not even Hamilton with more straight line speed and 2s laptime advantage over Kubica could overtake him, while Alonso was quite slower on the straights than Petrov. But hey, let's not allow facts to get in the way of our agendas right?

**F2007** · 22nd November 2010, 14:07

Originally Posted by maroon

And we all no what happens when he does

True that, he should have called team and said: This is ridiculous, i am alot faster than Webber. Some drivers are weird that way, they want to do racing. In a race.

I think Massa would like to do some racing rather than been pushed around for still loosing both championships.

**Tifosi** · 22nd November 2010, 14:11

Originally Posted by F2007

True that, he should have called team and said: This is ridiculous, i am alot faster than Webber. Some drivers are weird that way, they want to do racing. In a race.

I think Massa would like to do some racing rather than been pushed around for still loosing both championships.

Ah I see. So your insinuation is that Alonso was let through whereas Vettel (at least) tried to overtake but often failed. What's the point of that apart from to bait Alonso fans?

**scuderiafan** · 22nd November 2010, 17:36

Originally Posted by F2007

True that, he should have called team and said: This is ridiculous, i am alot faster than Webber. Some drivers are weird that way, they want to do racing. In a race.

I think Massa would like to do some racing rather than been pushed around for still loosing both championships.

Alonso has been last on the first lap 3 races, and pretty near the back in one.

from those races he has finished 4th, 4th and 6th. in the other he retired due to an engine failure from 7th, and he had no clutch for half the race.

I think he can overtake.

**AvantiFer** · 22nd November 2010, 17:55

Alonso tried to overtake Massa in Germany. After he saw that Massa defended hard (obviously) he talked to the team just to avoid what happened between Vettel and Webber.